How to Reach

Delhi to Bhairavi (Trilocan) Temple

• By Air: Fly from Delhi (DEL) to Kolkata Airport (CCU). From the airport, hire a taxi or use public transport to reach the temple.
• By Train: Several trains run from New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) to Howrah (HWH) or Sealdah (SDAH). From there, take a cab/auto.
• By Road: Direct road travel is not practical due to long distance (approx. 1500 km).

Ahmedabad to Bhairavi (Trilocan) Temple

• By Air: Fly from Ahmedabad Airport (AMD) to Kolkata Airport (CCU). Take a taxi to the temple.
• By Train: Trains are available from Ahmedabad Junction (ADI) to Howrah (HWH). From there, take local transport.
• By Road: Not recommended due to long distance (> 2000 km).

History of the Temple

The Bhairavi (Trilocan) Temple in Kolkata is dedicated to Goddess Bhairavi, a powerful form of the Divine Mother associated with strength, protection, and transformation. The temple is believed to be centuries old and holds deep cultural and spiritual importance among Shakta devotees. The name ‘Trilocan’ implies the three-eyed form, symbolizing divine vision and cosmic awareness.

The temple is known for its vibrant rituals, traditional tantric significance, and its connection to the wider Shakta worship traditions of Bengal. Over the years, it has become an important spiritual destination for devotees seeking blessings, protection, and inner strength.

Main Poojas Performed

• • Mangal Aarti / Morning Puja – Early morning worship invoking the Goddess.
  • Abhishekam – Ritual bathing of the deity with sacred substances.
  • Sahanamela / Darshan Puja – Devotee offerings of flowers and kumkum.
  • Sandhya (Evening) Puja – Evening lamp worship and mantra chanting.

Important Days and Times for Pooja

• Major Festival:
  • Navratri (Sharad and Chaitra)
  • Kali Puja / Diwali period (common in Bengal)
  • Purnima (Full Moon) and Amavasya (New Moon)
  • Special Tantric observance days as per priestly calendar

Attire (Dressing Guidelines) for Pooja

Men:

• • • Dhoti-Kurta, Kurta-Pyjama, or modest formal wear

Women:

• • • Saree or Salwar-Kameez; modest attire recommended.

Restrictions:

• • Footwear removed before entry; photography may be restricted; offerings must follow priest instructions.

Official Websites

Bihar Tourism:

Government Website: Not available / not listed in official tourism or religious directories.

Temple Trust Website:

No verified official website found.

Recommendation: For accurate temple-specific rituals and schedules, please consult the temple priest or committee directly.